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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-20
MOTIFS

The pools paid big yesterday
That was 4 good gaEa at Mansfield yes
tcrday,
It !. understood that Mallory goes with
Sandusky.
Pittsburg is having streak OF lack and
good PLAYING combined.
The Central Stars defeated the Silver
Leaf Yesterday afternoon on the East End
cuuud~ by score Ol II To :.
Al Bauer goes to the American Associa-
rion. He Will report for duty on the l~ih
The Ohio Leaguc loses tair and honest
umpire.
President Vucgelr has signed new um-
pirc named l'Ilcry, OF Cincinnati. lie IL
highly spoken o! by Harry Weldon, base
hall cd iror of the EHQuirr.
The Mike Kelly laSc bali cIub and the
Silver Leaf, viii piay match game on the
hi,IvaM grounds, in th" East End, this
afternoon. The game will be called at!.@O
p. IN.
The stat, JovJ,rr charge OF mismlnage-
ment Of the League hy President EoegeIe
j. utterly uG rue H.Is a worthy successor
of the iurme, President. The ;. J. always
pOr~ oil nail shot on hL~" bail matters.
Director Cohen, of Columbus, returned
from SmduSEy last evening. lie says
that Manager G3liord's charges against
Bell could not hc suhstahtiicd, and Mr.
Giilurd mj-rrprr.yHt,d Ire-Ii~m. NOc"rle
10 the Co,TmhgI di,rctorS. From hints
dropped. Nir GiIioTds head will 80 OF this
week. NIlsuH H'rn'd.
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EVERYBODY HAPPY.
The Condition Of Trade la New York Re
ported a. Excellent.

ported a. Excellent.
New YORK, August l9-The Heraid
prints pags Of interview with leading
firms in different branches of trade in the
city They show that there has been u
gradual hut ste dy increase since the first
OF the year over the business of the past
lew years. Many merchants admit, how
ever, that even better trade would have
been done if the money market had not
been 80 Close while others claim that
this same ciusrucss OF the money
market has tended 10 solidiiy
trade by restricting undue speculation and
mtusing more care and thought into the
minds Of those who otherwise might have
been tempted 10 Try and hy higher than
the strength oi their wings warranted.
The dry goods men express themselves as
being well satisfied with the business done.
Collections ere reported good and "A
healthy and steady market seems 10 have
been . universal expression. The carpet
trade Is reported to he i'll u remarkably
healthy condition. The furniturem are
reported as beaming with satisfaction.
Dealers in wooden and worstCd
state that trade has been fully up to that
of last year, hut not much over it. Col
lcctions are reported good and but few
accounts run overtime. The clothing men
are waiting to hear from the unharyest,d
cotton crop, but seem Comtentcd. The
boot and shoe men seem to be the happicst
crowd in the city. They are reported rs
being crowded with orders nj good prices
The jewelers. SAY the outlook Is promising
and I'VE are always last TO feel the boom y
The wholesale grcccrs are well satisfied |
and seem sure that business will continue |
to increase.
x G. Dun x Co.'S weekly trade review |.
has the following points. Everything now |
turns on crop prospects Considerable in |
jury i no longer disputed. Indeed, its |
effects are already felt in diminishing de- |
maud. from regions most affected 10y the |
drouth, Tor some manufactured products. |
But estimates OF the extent OF the
harm done differ widely. Chicago
and Detroit adyices indicate that
rains were too late to save u considerable T.
portion OF the corn crop, hut after declIn- |.
ing cents ON growing impression that
injury would not prove 80 extensive a. to
balnrr the increase IN acreage, the price
rose ~ much ou Irports OF injury by |
frost ou Thursday. Latest Governmem: I
reports point to probable yield, slightly /.
less than that OI las year. Wheat /
rose half cent on Wednesday, |.
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How the Cams Was Won.

Np''ltt F',grIw % Nt Register.
MANSFIELD, O., August 19-The Mans
iield-Wheelirg game was fine contest to-
day. The visitors were badly Outbatted
but played in good luck, while the errors
of the home team proved costly. Blair
and Morrison both did great box work.
The home te?m scored in the second in
ming. Westlake hit two bagger, stole
third and came in ON Yak 5 fine three
hagger. Iail got in Oh Grumbling' sacri-
fee on close decision. In the fifth Blair
made hit, stole second and came home
on Flecr's two bagger. For the visitors,
Nicholson hit in the fourth inning. He stole
second. got third on Westlake's error and
home on Aliens error. Stencil got around
to thnd while the errors were rolling up
Myers got caught between first and second
and Stencil got in while the home team
was trying to catch Myers. In the third
inning the home team did the poorest
work. Morrison hit sale, and was followed
by Crogan who tapped II three bagger to
right field. Xeihcr got the ball and tried
to throw to second but by some oversight
no one stopped the ball and it passed clear
across the diamond to the players bench,
allowing both men To come in. Following
is the full score:
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PAY DIRT" STRUCK.
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES REGARDING
THE CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL.
A Statement That Two Hundred Thousand D1lia5
Was Divided Among the BLENDERS by
Oae arpra,oa-A Maa Who Anew
About 1t" MISSING,

CHICAGO, August l9.-The announce
ment this morning that Henry Sheridan Is
mysteriously missing is believed to be III,
first OF a series OF sensational denouemeni'
in connection with coming whOltSll'
prosecution OF the bribc taking members
Of the Chicago Board of Aldermen. Shcrl
dan was private secretary and confidential
man ofDwight X. Tripp, eN-General Man
ager Of the Chicago Sectional Underground
Electric Company, 4 concern which secured
ri practically no expense a virtual monop
oily of the underground wire conduit rights
in all the streets al this city, franchis,
enormously valuable, and now vested IA o.
\ STILL GREATER MONOPOLY
called The Gas Trust. Shcridan's disappear
auce is understood to he the outcome Of
the work begun several months ago when
the Citizens Association employed 4 num-
ber OF lawyers and detectives to search To-
definite evidence against the Council ring
that had so long and 50 braZcnly used
their official position iur private profit
\ great mass Of evidence had been col
,tctCd, and one of the first witnesses TO h2
called before the Grand jury was Shcri-
dan. He has not been srrn since WyduCs-
day, and report hJs It that he IL being
srryytrd 10y the authorities, to be produced
when wanted, as iuiovmcr Nick Schneider
was produced, and dhiscuuntcrpIrt, Hutcht'
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down uoun the flames. Aunihia'ors
aud lire cNtiugutshtIs were freely used.
The lire, however, overcame all efforts TO
suppress IT. and spread over the upper ana
lower decks. The ship was doomed from
the beginning OF the tire, and the boats
had hegu actively prepared and proyi-
stoned. At O'Clock in the morning Of
the llth inst the flames burst through
the after matches The boats were lowered.
There was a high sea at the time,
and thus caused much difficulty
The women and children Were
first put aboard the boats. and the NAL,
plSseugcrs and the crew We're embarked
afterwards The lack Of time prevented
the manning of tine boats hy their respect
i've crews the men being compelled to
continue until the last moment the work
DI keeping the flames down. All the boats
LETT the ship safely. but by IN unfortunate
oversight twenty people were left aboard
the burning vessel Boat No. : returned
and took on six Of the number
Boat No. ., with the fourth officer, took
uH six molr. 4 barque was then reported
approaching, and when nil the boats had
put their people aboard her they returned
ami tool, oil those remaining on
uiE BURNING STEAMER.
It was found that boat No. = was miss
iug. She WAS seen to put herself before
the wind when she lett the ship, using
her oars in support OF the sails. She ran
away from the vessel, in direct disobcdi-
curc to the Captains orders.
Everybody spent the uight aboard the
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MILL MATTERS.
Itcrns oT Interest Picked Up About tue
CITY and ICluity,

Itcms OF Interest Picked Up AGout tue
city and roluity,
The pjvcr~iGr factory closed down
Thursday evening on account Of shortage
Of fsterl, hut viii resume on Monday.
Thursday afternoon committees repre-
scnuug the Eastern and Western Nail
Manufacturers associations met at the
Mononclhcla House, Pittsburg, to perfect
the plan of cousOlidatin% the associations
under the names OF the nltcd States Nail
Manufacturers ASSOCIATION. The Eastern
committee was composed Of W. frick, Of
DuhuV, Co H.: Hcr-rB Reeves, oi Bos-
ton: lHhy, Of Garcham. Mass ani Leech,
of iittsburg, IA. The Western AsSoclG-
sion was represented by james Wilson, a.
ErIlare; W. II. Wallace, of Stcubruyiil"
and Walter Chess, Of PIttShurg. Although
nothing drliuit" was accomplished, the
mlrlcr was fully discussed. i member
OF the committee states that ths union of
the ucw associations Is nown an assured
fact
The Icarr>,.H .mr:t steel plant at Stcu-
Lcnylllc shut down rather suddenly Thurs
day afternoon, and it was understood
tina; the shutdown was indefinite. 1t Gc-
ras>ion,d much surprise, ami rum0rs we're
alloat that let people 10 hcl.ryc tEat the
jefferson intended a,AuIOGing Its plant.
An INJURY at the jefferson office elected
tn" Iact that the plant had not been work
ipv smoothly Tor the past -iN or seven
weeks, and the company had decided to
q. ~. . .I4tt ttt
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E4sroy, Auaust IA Boston hcriic
dri,eraud his brother and sister ere casoy-
,ns the prospects of coming into the Dos.
session of Slo.uUOUuo. John Bean, hcrdic
driver ~ the employ OF !. &, Strwmt,
Edward Bean. also of Boston, who, until
recently. worked in MaynarFs stable.
,;r,cn street, for ;l2 u week, and the wife
of member of the Springfield Fire De
plrtmeut. are the eNpe,taut heirs.
'Th.v are the children Of Ed
ward Bean. Of St Johns y r..
whose brother Thomas, When daring gand
y.n,ure-ome youth, left his home to seek
his fortune in Texas and there found 1t to
the extent of :lO. .0DU, 600, 50 1t is said. a
paragraph roltiug in the papers recently
announced Thomas Beans death, ~ well
rs the fact that no heirs were known but
irtnc investigation now set ON foot proves
successful. his wealth, whether 1t be a~
rrcat %, reported or not, will tail TO the
Beam EtmiW of the EoSt
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Minrr. stri.l.r.

P.rg-ugRG, PA.. Angus; lg--A Carm,-
GL-Thuoh Conur'l.yiI,e, Pa, special
says: The miners at Rliney's coke work,
struck to-day because the t.. per cent
advance granted during the late strike was
eat oil.
The EMPLOYEES of Frich " Co. will also
Ice reduced to WAGES now paid a; other
mines. About 600 men quit work at
Eliupy's Irrricl's men strinr there will
br nearly l,UoJ idle men in the c'kc re-
yiou~
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LAWLESS WHITE CAPS" "
| I;risu or Tcrror I.vr-tiug Iun Portion e"
Indiana.

l EriEu oi Tcrr"r ESi-tiuE Iua Portion Of
Indiana.
Cu,NUu. August lp.-An indianapolis
.ry,al sly. 4 Gentleman who has been
prominently identified with Orange county
,tlair- ,"r ycar- =, ~ ,l. "iiv nna a.. ... ,
t,uihlr picture OF the reign Of lrar in
0umg-, Crawford and Harrison counties
owing to thv hw,e-s ''NhUe ,.p+' organ
iz,tiou As he started from home ycStcr-
'rrdav. he met an honest farmer who was
hurryiug away from home with his family
and such effect, a5 hc could carry. ImpcIl-
ed bv "Whitc Caps" who had made N.
assault On him. and threatened him with
,l,.th IL he did no, leave the county Ills
premises had been plmGyryd by the out
l.Na am he was frightened nearly to
death. The informant stated that 10 one
could conceive OF the condition of ahIlIs
without actual experience. Some idea ot
the General fear whirhWcyailS may he had
..om the fact HAT the gentleman is here to
ursc the Governor 10 cali ont the militia,
but in giving information Ui the oulrag"s,
asks that his uAm" hc omitted in tile pub
iuItIUu.
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Thr Nnmnr NhnnI ,lanIcy.

IlNLIEAE. August IL Well informed
people here regard as bl~r!,1, the report
that Henry NJ. Stanley has h-rn murdered
after having been deserted hY his csrur,
40 tidngg from Wadri4i 81 Albert NiaUIlt
have been received since the mic!ll@"nr"
which arrived on August H. This stated
tina; thr messengers dispatched Z" inform
E.min P.lsha ol Stanley expedition hal
reached Ml-a, on the ,aSt -hoI" "i Albert
Mania, about Mag !, had found that
Emin Wa absent on m exploring tour ~
Tnyolo district and had pushed on alf'r
him. 1t is stated here that the prc-cn, Re-
port about the alleged massacre oi Siah!''
was brough; rom Tahara yIyGry dealers
who formerly cOrrespund,i with iiPp'"
lib, Stanlrys present ally. IHhE' Is ~
an Opposite direction from Wal la. "l
Albert Mania. and H." story. II j. h'-
liayrd. originated among The en'mi'7 g
Tlupoo TIb. and especial "a. IL" 'a.e '"n
tains the statement that Iippo" "'s-tt"f
Stanley. and was a.-o subsequently, klII'I-
Hi.h Crate CalifH"n"' Wines
Absolutely pure a.d T'ias'.'. ~" iot
,,rica Iist b. RIcH - %,
80 broadway,
New York City,
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Spaia, Tsga~l To n. E,q,.,r.
PAI.KEG~HrEG. ". Va, August 10
The iuc,ndmry frn at lTamur, q, which
resulted in the destruction OF Dirck1 X
co. 5 nog;ing mill, with loss Of 50, ooo,
with insurance OF :lIUOO, was rather q
costly result of the bad feeling which has
existed for some time between the lIarmar
aud Marietta lire companies. Some weeks
~ trouble arose over q mutual settlement
of the claims of the different companies
against the CITY Councils The Marietta
Fine Company was then notified that if the
IIarmar cgmpauy %1r;ri IL 4 telephone
message wouIi ha sent. Gn Wednesday
night the I!acmar company w0uldn't trlc-
phone for the Marietta company, and the
latter, Galug that it would get no CON.
peusltion, refused to comc without So a
$25,O0O plant, giving employment 70 a
number Of mca in hoth Marietta and liar-
mtr, was destroyed.
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The solar Iriip-a.

BEELrN, August l9.-Thc:r wssan eclipse
of the sun to-day Oh" sky was entirely
overcast and the sun wax invisible. The
eclipse Wa, preceded by the appearance ot
deculY rolored clouds Tit color increased
a. the sun rose, but gradually faded.
whcrcupon general darkness suddenly scr
in. and clouds OF increased deep colOrinG
returned after a few minutes and then day
light cn~ucd. Thousands ol people cam"
To Berlin from different points 10 observe
the pntlumruLu.
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That Simmons Liver R,gnl,t"r viii IIt
you of dyspepsia, purify your slye'"in' en-,
able .s"u 30 sleep well, prevent ml'':'"!
diseases and give You brisk and Nl-vio'r,
feeling. !, acts directly ON the liver ana
Kidneys cleansing, purifying, imv'roT''''& .
and ioriiiyiuE the system against disease.
II will break up cHills and ever ana pI''
vent their return-yct entirely free IrrH.
calomel or quiniHe.
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TIE CONVENTION.
The Clarendon Hall Platform of Principles
Adopted.


SYRACUSE, y. Y, August l9.-The
Committee Cn Platform of the United
Labor Convention held long session last
night, resulting in the retention Of the
Clarendon Hall platform, on which Henry
George made his canvass for Mayor Of New
York. 4 variety ol propositions were sub.
mlttcd and the batch divided into three
parts. one going into the waste basket. the
second r,.cn,d to the Committee on Iirso-
mtionS as not pertaining 10 platform and
the third was handed to Henry George,
who ultsidtd, for his consideration.
There were thee ayuwcd Socialists in the
platform committee. after The exclusion Of
Sc, ,ialisuic delegations yesterday. besides
the New York rejected delegates. two del
cgatrs from the Twelfth New York city
District, and six from Onandaga county,
beside, a number Of individuals from varl-
Gus localities vacated their seats IN the
convention. Active efforts are being put
forth 10y Socialists TO
ORGANIZE \ NEW PAErY.
in wh.rh they will have the cooperation
OF the active anti Gcorgv influences They
w"n"." {" l",.n The m"ycmrni IL the
shop OF Sew i.uik CIV ann rNj,."i tI,su me
ia the State, AMI that the Trades Unions
b, Invited to unite with what shall he
known as the organized labor movement,
whose members shall he from unions irre-
apyctlvc Of socialiStIC or Labor factions.
SYEAcuSE. y. Y, Ausust l9.--The
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AnInhardnne rmrire.

NU'rirt FbJ am 10 i' E'S''1r
KALAMAZOO, Mich, August l9.-kala-
mazoo heat Columbus to-day by timely
httin. in the seventh inning. The UNI
p.rinr of Curtin was very raw.
iS@ISG-...........l > 3 1 = Q
I.'uGIIu. u...................O q ! u h. I
h..ltmi7nu. .............O o - O.i u 'r- 70
Earned runs, Kalamazoo I, Columbus / );
base hits, kallmaHoo Ii; Columbus lU;
two-base hits, Flanagan, Otterson. Rhue,
Kingsley, Latham; threc.hlse hits, Van
Xmdt; home run, Ereck; errors, Nalama-
100 |. Columbus >; struck ont, by F!ama-
gan Il, by Dale .; umpire, Curtin.
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Getting Tired.

LONDON. August lg--The F,oai't says
at would he as easy To make an empty
sack stand up -til and straight as Ia sup
port the Government X policy. \ plague Uu
want to leave on the night trans. II they
both your h0nses, is the natural verdict Ol
English and Scotch IuionstS'
LONDON, August - The T""fdod aP-
plauds the Governments hrmEeSs IN the
matter of the Land Bill and ~ surprised at
MIR. Chamhcrlain's attitude "Ihc only
fitting answer 10 Parnelr- menace, Says
the .Sh,ud,rrd, us that the duty Is to protect
life and property in Ireland by free use
Of the powers Parliament has conferred
upon it.
LONDON, August lg-NIany Irish pa
pcrs appeared with black h"rdrr- tins even
ing The announcement oi the pr"cIamn
tiou was r,r"i,cd quietly in Ireland. A.
Limerick twenty sIN new members Joined
the LEAGUE
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Earned runs, Mansfield >, Wheeling |;
twO base hits, Wc,tlake, Erecr; three base
hits, (aik. Blair, C.ogam Dunn; bases on
halls, on Blair Il, oh. Morrison |; struck
ont, by Blair /, by Morrison >; passed
balls, Stencil / lett OF bases, Mansfield I,
Wheeling > Time, l:3n. mpire, IL
lrIN.
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THE SOCIALISTS KICK.
THEIR LEADERS ROUNDLY DENUUNCE THE
SYRACUSE CONvENTIONISTS
What Was Done in That B5iy Yssteriay-The
Clarendon Hall Platform RsaiTmel
The Ticket Ch5sen-A New Party
to be Formed

NEW YORK, August l9.-Six cnthusi-
astic meetings were held last night hy the
Socialists, at which Henry George and Dr.
M,Giynn were round!y denounced. A
reporter asked Alex Jcncs, the Socialist
leader, what he thought of the situation
so George wants to catch the farmer
vote does he? Doesn't he know that 40, =
900 farmers in Iowa couldn't pay their
taxes last year and were sold out by the
Sheriff? George can't hOOdwink the farm
crS. They can never understand his theo-
res. To catch them he wants to throw us
overheard. We are the bugbear. If we
are thrown out bodily we will be ten
times stronger than when We went in.
DR.. Marcus Merkin is the founder of the
SociaIisi. lie made this statement TO the
reporter:
THE Socialists will now
PADDLE THEIR OWN CANOE,
and will never more have anything in
common with the United Labor party.
The next step must be the elimination Of
ali that was for the interest OF labor in the
platform Of the United Labor party, even
down 10 the very name OF the party itself.
1t must not he called the United Labor
party any more. Hall of the workingncn
will 40 longer belong To it.
Wm. \ Wallace, who was the organizer
Of the United Labor party Of the Seventh
Assembly district, said:
at looks too much like machine poll
tics. Henry Georges partner, Croas-
dale; his lawyer, Post; bis son,
Henry George, jr.; his priest, DIR.
McUlynn and his lieutrnauts are running
the Syracuse Convention. The horny
handed SONS OF toll w0u't { stand il.
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FIRSI--LNSI.

y. : q. Excursion to Atlantic CITY and
Cap" May.
Ll-l select excursion win the picturesque
T.. g. .. to Atlantic City and Cape May,
Thursday. AUGUST l., via Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Tickets good
for ten days. and good % stop of at Wash
ing:ou City returning. Tickets will he sold
from the following stations rates and time OF
trains annexed: }: Wheeling, a. IN. and
p = p. III; rate, SO, Benwood, 5.35 =. m.
and $40 p. m; nate, SO. For full inior-
nation apply to Il. x o. ticket agents.
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A LUCKY GAME.
Wheeling Downs Mansfield Yesterday by n
Close Score.

Yesterdays game at Mansfield was a
rather remarkable one when the number OF
base hits on both sides is taken into con-
sideration, and shows that Wheeling played
in great luck and won the game by good
fielding and good base running, assisted by
several bad errors on the part of Mansfield.
That il the sort of game We like to see the
boys play. The detailed account follows:
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BURNED AT SEA.
THE INNAN LINE STEAMER CITY OF Non
IEEAL DESTROYED
Thirteen Lives LaH On. @. q Pl&lgs. Lis. Of
Over FSr Hsntri-Iaa Fge Tough.
Cg-se5gs.y Unit, There Vas
NJ Hope.

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steamer N'lS Oh N'o.ir'l mas been tie
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were saved The Civ of Montreal LETT
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treat was learned upon the arrival at
Queenstown tins morning ot the British
steamer York CITY. Cunt. ErDn. which l,ft
p.r.;,...., A., Ana r,,l,,, Nh.
steamer rescued tue passengers @h" ere"
tcom the burning vessel and brought them
To Queenstown.
II rsr,,r,,e,t ,,of
'"'"'-5N 'L''>"NN 'H''''""'
by the burning OF the steamer. Lae de
.,rr,.i,u. ,t tb,.. vessel orrurrs,i ou tine llfh
g. L.. ,n.- r..,,.;.... ~. ,-..u,.
boat containing SIN passengers Ihu seven
members ot the crew Is missing the uc-
rupaptS of this boat are In. thirteen per-
sous reported To hgyr persisted. She had
i-o passengers ON hooro.
the passengers an" ere" crew. o., 'n' N''F ''
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the Tug Mount Llilt iu" landed 'l S.'rrlN-
town N' were accounted Tor except i'r
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